The movie poster of Super Mario Bros. shows the key location of the game

A new poster for the Super Mario Bros. movie. shows the key location of the Peach’s Castle game that will appear in the upcoming animated adaptation.

Before the release of the next trailer, a new one Super Mario Bros. Movie The poster has arrived, showing off a key location from the video game that is included in the film. Not much is known about the animated film yet, other than its huge list of stars, including Chris Pratt in the title role, Anya Taylor-Joy as Princess Peach, Charlie Day as Luigi, Jack Black as Bowser , Keegan-Michael Key. as Toad, Seth Rogen as Donkey Kong and Fred Armisen as Cranky Kong. Anticipation has been mixed among audiences, with a split generally centered around Pratt’s vocal work as Mario.

lighting has taken to Twitter to share a new one Super Mario Bros. Movie poster The key art teases the iconic Peach’s Castle video game location included in the film, apparently borrowing its interior design from Super Mario 64. Check out the new poster below:

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How can the Super Mario Bros. movie be adapted? 64

the new Super Mario Bros. Movie The poster isn’t the first time Peach Castle has been teased as a major location for the animated film. One of the first key arts released for the film, which featured Mario in the middle of a toad-infested town, said the Nintendo-created plumber would be heading to the castle at some point in the film. film, located at the top of a large hill and surrounded by floating land masses. the sole Super Mario Bros. Movie The trailer also confirmed that Peach’s Castle was key to the film, as Mario chases Toad into the Mushroom Kingdom, with the castle set in the distance with a rainbow running past it.

Given the new Super Mario Bros. Movie The poster shows the interior of Peach’s castle, apparently taking the design Super Mario 64, it will be interesting to see if the film borrows elements from the beloved game from 1996. Considering that the Nintendo 64 title marked the franchise’s first foray into 3D animation and the semi-open world format , as well as a more involved story, it would make sense for the filmmakers to pull from the game for its story and world-building. In addition, with the Super Mario Bros. Movie trailer indicating that Bowser is on a quest to conquer and acquire Power Stars, an important element of Super Mario 64it would be interesting to see if Pratt’s Mario will have to venture into other worlds through magical paintings in order to acquire enough stars to save Princess Peach.

On the other hand, however, considering the Mushroom Kingdom The Super Mario Bros. Movie seems to have a more modern design, and the trailer featured Luigi in what appeared to be Bowser’s kingdom, the film could draw from Super Mario Odyssey to be inspired by the film. Since this is the first movie in a planned interconnected universe, it seems unlikely that the creative team will directly include Cappy or some of the coolest elements of the 2017 game, but with it it has expanded on how the different Mario worlds, would be a smart title to pull from. Only time will tell when The Super Mario Bros. Movie hits theaters April 7.

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